June 2026

Every image and video in the gallery now has a Create your own button. Tap it to jump straight into the exact tool that made it, with the prompt already filled in and ready to tweak.

The leaderboards got a full redesign — a cleaner look with a top-three podium and a clear ranked list. Every entry now shows its likes, reuses, and saves at a glance.

Popular now ranks by a combined score: likes, plus how often a creation is reused, plus how often it's saved. The rankings reflect everything the community loves, not just views.

A new Most Saved board highlights the creations people bookmark to their favorites the most.

Google Gemini Omni Flash is here. Turn a text idea, a photo, or even an existing video into a short clip with built-in sound, no separate audio step. Pick your length and shape and go.

Bring a still photo to life, or remix a clip you already have. Drop in an image to animate it, or hand it a video and describe the change you want.

Love a clip but want a tweak? Hit Continue on any Omni Flash result and just describe the change. It builds a fresh take on that clip, no re-uploading.

Nano Banana 2 Lite gives you a faster, lower-cost way to create images at 2 credits each, sitting right next to the full Nano Banana 2 model.

In a tool's Saved tab, you can now make any creation public with a single tap. It's submitted to the community gallery through the same quick review as the My Media page, then appears for everyone to discover.

The Saved and Community tabs now link straight to your full My Media library and the full community gallery, so you can jump to the big view in one click.

The history, saved, and community tabs in each tool now do more than reuse a prompt. On tools that edit or take a reference, tap any creation to drop its image or video straight into your input, so you can build on a result in one click.

Star the creations you love and turn on the Favorites filter to see just those in your tabs. Your go-to references and best results stay one tap away.

Leave a comment on community creations right from the tool you're working in, without heading over to the main gallery.

Set up a public profile and your gallery posts show your name instead of appearing anonymous. A quick reminder now appears on the gallery so you can add yours in seconds, and people browsing the community can discover more of your work.

The account menu is clearer about which is which. 'Manage Login' covers your sign in details, and 'Manage Profile' takes you straight to your public profile and gallery settings.

Your negative prompt is where you tell the AI what to leave out. Listing things to avoid there could sometimes trip a content warning and stop your generation before it started. Now it doesn't, so you can spell out what to skip freely and your work runs right away.

WAN 2.2 Image now only offers the resolutions it can actually produce. Picking a higher one used to fail right at the start. The choices match what works, so your image generates the first time.

WAN Video Character Swap now works with saved and shared videos, not just fresh uploads. It reads the clip length for you, so you no longer hit a confusing error when you pick a video from your library.

If you build with our API, you can now check your remaining credit balance with a single request. Your apps and agents can confirm there's enough to run before they start, and prompt a top-up when it's getting low.

The Community tab on each tool now shows the full set of example creations, with no repeats. Some examples were being skipped or shown twice, so you couldn't always see the full range of what a tool can do.

Every tool now shares the same streamlined layout. Your prompt and settings sit in one tidy bar at the bottom, and your results take center stage above it, so the whole site feels consistent no matter which tool you open. This now covers the video and avatar tools too, including the talking-avatar tools that take a voice clip.

Adding an image now works the same on every tool. One button opens a single window where you can drag in a file or pick from your media, instead of two separate buttons doing two different things. The same clean picker shows up across the whole site, including tools that take a video too.

When a generation can't start because of something you can fix, like a prompt that runs too long, you now get a clear message that says exactly what to change and the limit to stay under, instead of a vague 'validation failed.' Same helpful wording everywhere, including Canvas.

The Canvas model picker now shows a quick icon next to each model, the same ones you see in the main menu. A pencil means the model can edit images and a speaker means it makes sound. Spot the right model at a glance.

The menu on your phone now opens on the first tap. Picking a tool from the menu sometimes needed two taps. One tap takes you straight there.

More tools stay responsive while they work. Across the image tools, the Generate button no longer locks up, so you can line up your next image without waiting on the last one to finish.

Generations are steadier when a model is briefly busy. If the backbone has a quick hiccup, we now retry for you behind the scenes instead of bouncing your request back, so fewer creations end with a 'please try again.'

Big reference photos just work in Seedream 4.5. A very high resolution image used to get turned away for being too large. Now it is automatically sized to fit, so your upload goes straight through.

Generating more than one image at a time with Seedream 4.5 works again. Choosing 2, 3, or 4 images had quietly stopped the Generate button from doing anything. Pick any count and create away.

When a generation can't start yet, for example a prompt that needs adjusting, the tool now keeps you on your settings instead of jumping to an empty results view. You stay right where you can fix it and try again.

Your Agent can now make talking videos. Give it a portrait and a script and it brings the face to life, lip-synced to your words. Try it with /avatar, or just ask it to make someone talk.

Add a voiceover without leaving the chat. Type /voice and what you want said, and the Agent returns natural-sounding narration you can play, download, and drop into your videos.

Need a soundtrack? /music turns a quick description into a short, original track. Set the mood, pick a length, and play it right in the chat.

Videos in the community gallery now play correctly when you open them. Clips from our newer video models were showing a still frame instead of the player. They play right away again.

Canvas has a cleaner, more focused look. Your work now fills the screen front and center, and everything you need sits in one simple bar at the bottom: the step you're on, the model, settings, and Generate. A slim row of your steps sits just above it, so you can jump back to any result with a tap.

Save and download now live right on each result, so finishing a piece is one tap. The same simple bar works on any screen, so creating on your phone feels just like desktop.

Starting a fresh canvas is now a clear, visual choice: pick Generate Image, Edit, Upscale, or Create Video to jump straight in, each shown with an example of what it makes.

Rodin is here, a new way to turn images into real 3D models. Add one to five reference photos of the same subject and Rodin builds a textured 3D mesh you can spin, zoom, and download. Great for game assets, product visualization, and 3D printing.

Choose Fast mode for quick prototyping or Standard mode for higher production quality, and switch on HighPack for sharper 4K textures when you want extra detail.

Krea Image is here, a flagship aesthetic image model that art-directs itself. It turns a short prompt into a polished, stylish image in seconds. It comes in three tiers from one tool: Turbo for fast, cheap generation, plus Medium and Large for higher fidelity with a creativity dial and style reference images.

The dashboard and the tools menu now lead with our two easiest starting points: the all-in-one AI Canvas and the AI Agent. Jump straight into either, or pick a specific tool from the menu. New here? Start with one of these and you can make something in seconds.

The PixelDojo Agent has a fresh start screen with a gallery of real looks you can make. Tap one to load it and make your own, or jump straight into editing, video, and product photoshoots. Just describe what you want and it makes it.

The start screen now leads with what the Agent can make: Create Image, Edit, Make Video, and Ads and Marketing, each shown with a real example and the video card actually plays. One tap drops you straight into that kind of project.

The Agent is much nicer on phones. Bigger tap targets, a cleaner input that stays clear of the keyboard, and generated results you can save or download right where they appear.

A fresh Canvas now shows you how it works at a glance. Generate an image, then edit, upscale, and animate it, with each result flowing into the next tool. Tap a step to jump straight to it, or pick a one-click starting prompt with a model already loaded, so you can make something in seconds.

Canvas can now chain more of your favorite models. Qwen Image 2 Edit and Qwen Image Edit for instruction-based edits, WAN 2.7 and WAN 2.2 image-to-video for animating a still, and Z Image for generation, all available right inside a Canvas session.

Canvas now opens with the most-used model for each step already selected, so you can just type a prompt and generate. The model picker lists models by how popular they are, so your top choice sits right at the top, marked Popular, instead of alphabetically.

Canvas works much better on phones. The Generate button stays visible when the keyboard is open, and the model picker opens as a tall, scrollable sheet so you can see far more models at a glance.

Seedance 2 image-to-video can now take both a start frame and an end frame. Add both and your clip animates from the first image to the last — perfect for precise transitions and morphs. The end frame is optional; drop in just a start frame for regular image-to-video.

Seedance 2 can now generate true 4K video (3840×2160). Pick 4K on the High quality tier for text-to-video, image-to-video, and reference-to-video — and on the Standard tier in Seedance 2 Video Edit. Fast still tops out at 720p.

4K runs at a higher rate than 1080p — about 23 credits per second, or 27 when you include a reference video — so you can budget before you generate.

Extending a clip with WAN 2.7 Video now picks a valid output length for you and keeps it longer than your source, so the whole clip is included. If your source clip is over the 10-second limit, you're told up front — instead of the generation running, failing, and refunding partway through.

Seedance 2 reference-to-video now checks your reference video's length before you're charged and shows the 15-second limit clearly, rather than failing after submission.

Uploading an unsupported image format (HEIC, AVIF, or GIF) now shows a clear message asking for JPG, PNG, or WebP right away — instead of letting a generation run, fail, and refund.

When a video you add to a Seedance video tool can't be used, the error now tells you the real reason and limit — frame size up to 1080p, 24–60 fps, MP4 or MOV — and what to change. Before, a rejected video was mislabeled as an image with the wrong size rule.

Reference image errors now show your file's actual dimensions, so you can see exactly how far outside the 300–6000px-per-side range you are before resizing.

The API model catalog is easier to browse — filter by output type (Image, Video, Audio, 3D) and by what each model does (text-to-image, image editing, text-to-video, image-to-video, upscaling) to find the right model fast.

Audio model previews now play. Text to Speech and Text to Music examples were showing a blank video player on their model pages — they now appear as a proper audio player you can listen to.

More models now show real example outputs on their API pages, so you can see what they produce before you integrate.

Happy Horse 1.1 is here. On the Happy Horse video and reference-to-video tools, a new Model selector lets you switch between 1.0 and the newer 1.1 engine for text-to-video, image-to-video, and reference-to-video — at the same 720p/1080p and 2–15 second durations.

Happy Horse 1.1 costs less to run — 3 credits per second at 720p and 4 credits per second at 1080p, down from 4 and 6 on 1.0. Pick 1.1 from the Model selector to pay the lower rate.

Boogu Image is here — a bilingual (English & Chinese) text-to-image model with crisp detail and 2K output. Generate up to 4 images at once.

Boogu Image also does instruction-based editing — give it a source image and describe the change you want, right from the same page.

When you upload several images at once into an editing or reference tool, all of them now appear as cards in your workspace. Previously only the first showed up even though the rest were still attached to your edit. Fixed across the image editors — Flux 2 Flex, Flux Studio, Google Nano Banana, GPT Image (1.5 and 2), HiDream, Luma, Qwen Image 2, Seedream 4, and WAN 2.6 / 2.7 Image.

When a WAN 2.7 Video generation can't run because of your input — an image that's too large, an audio clip that's too long, or an unsupported size — you now get a plain-English message telling you exactly what to fix, instead of a generic error code. If a generation fails, your credits are still refunded automatically.

When you call a specific model variant through the API by its own name, it now charges that variant's own credit price and generates with that exact variant — instead of quietly falling back to the family's default. Fixed across FLUX 2 (Klein 4B/9B, Pro, Max, Dev, Dev + LoRA), Qwen Image and Qwen Image 2, Recraft V4.1 (Standard/Pro in raster, SVG, and utility), Hailuo (Standard/Fast), Google Gemini and Nano Banana, Kling Motion Control (Standard/Pro), WAN 2.6 and WAN 2.2, and GPT-Image 1.5 (Low/Medium/High). For example, FLUX 2 Klein 4B now charges 0.1 credits instead of 1.5. You'll pay the right amount and get the model you picked.

PixelDojo has a new logo — say hello to our dragon. You'll spot the refreshed mark across the site and in your browser tab.

Every tool that takes multiple reference images now lets you pick several from your library in one go — open the picker, check the ones you want, and hit "Add" — instead of adding them one at a time and reopening the picker for each. This covers the reference-to-video tools (Seedance 2 Reference, Kling Reference to Video, Grok Imagine R2V, Happy Horse R2V, WAN Reference to Video, Veo 3.1), the video editors (Seedance 2 Video Edit, Kling Video Edit, WAN Video Edit), and the image editors (Seedream 4, GPT Image 2, Google Nano Banana, Qwen Image 2, WAN 2.7/2.6 Image, and more). Dragging in multiple files at once works too.

Seedance 2 Reference lets you batch-select multiple reference videos the same way.

When editing an image with WAN 2.7, choosing the 1:1 aspect ratio now returns a true square. Previously it kept the source image's dimensions instead of cropping to square.

Image editing now has an "Original" aspect-ratio option that keeps your input image's proportions — and it's the default for edits, so your results match your source unless you pick a specific ratio.

Seedance 2, Seedance 2 Reference, and Seedance 2 Video Edit now work with photos of real people. Use a real face as your start frame or in your reference images and your video generates instead of getting rejected — great for character work, cameos, and bringing a specific person into a scene. Your uploads are still checked for safety; we've just removed the overly strict block that was turning away ordinary photos of people.

In the Recent generations panel, each item's remove button is now a red trash icon, clearly separate from closing the panel — so reaching for the corner to dismiss it no longer wipes out your latest result by mistake. The close button at the top right is now the obvious way out. Removing an item still only clears it from this list; your saved files are never touched.

A few tools in the navigation menu were missing their icons — they now display correctly.

Ideogram 4 is here — text-to-image with best-in-class text rendering, stunning realism, and bold creative designs. It's the one to reach for when the words have to be crisp and correct: posters, logos, branding, advertising, book covers, and product mockups. Pick the tier that fits your job — Turbo (1 credit) for fast iteration, Balanced (2 credits) as an everyday default, or Quality (3 credits) for hero, print-ready work. Generate at high resolutions across square, portrait, landscape, and ultrawide shapes, or let Ideogram choose the best fit for your prompt. Find it under Generate Images.

Ideogram 4 is built into Canvas too, so you can chain it with edit, upscale, and animate in a single session — and all three tiers are available on the developer API.

MAI Image is here — a new text-to-image model with standout prompt adherence and natural lighting. It renders exactly what you describe with clean, photoreal detail, making it a dependable all-rounder for product shots, editorial portraits, food, interiors, and concept art. Choose from 11 aspect ratios (1:1 through 21:9, or 'auto' to let the model pick the best fit), generate up to 4 at once, and export PNG, JPEG, or WebP. 1.5 credits per image — find it under Generate Images.

A full MAI Image prompting guide with real example galleries — product, portrait, cinematic landscape, food, and concept art — is live under Guides.

WAN 2.6 Image now generates at its full, correct resolutions with a wider set of aspect ratios — square, portrait, and landscape, plus a true 21:9 ultrawide. Pick the exact shape you need and get properly sized output.

Editing with WAN 2.6 now keeps your original image's proportions by default, so your edits come back the right shape instead of being cropped or stretched.

Added a seed option to WAN 2.6 Image for repeatable results — reuse a seed to get consistent variations of the same prompt.

Grok Imagine Video now has a 1.5 model for image-to-video — animate any photo and it creates matching audio (music, sound effects, and ambient sound) in the same pass, no separate editing needed. Just switch to image-to-video mode and pick it from the Model option. Still 2 credits per second.

The Grok Imagine prompting guide has a new audio section for 1.5 — how to cue music, sound effects, ambient tone, and short dialogue, plus the AUDIO: block syntax, real example clips you can play with sound, and copy-ready templates. Find it under Guides.

Credits now settle accurately on instant-finishing jobs — a successful generation no longer triggers a mistaken refund, and jobs that return multiple results won't over-refund. Your balance reflects exactly what you used.